#Constitutional

Dom Noble

Dominic__Noble

I've noticed that the right leaning half of America has (or at least pretends to have) a SERIOUS problem with understanding the difference between The First Amendment and free speech

Carissa Byrne Hessick

CBHessick

I'm not interested in laying blame on anyone for the filibuster or it's selective demise.But I am *very* interested in Bryan's first point about the filibuster and constitutional design. A

TheDorMouse

DorMouseSez

I will admit, I have a lot of thoughts about this article.The 1st of which is to recognize the overall correctness of the direction it talks about. And history will

John Berman

JohnBerman

I hear a lot of people theorizing that Republican legislatures could simply disregard the results of the election in their states and appoint electors for @realDonaldTrump. Here is what you

Richard Bailey

RealRichardBail

Dems were so busy fixing election they forgot to close the loopholesWritten by an attorney specializing in constitutional law: This is going to Supreme Court. Where they will rule

Eric Schmitt

Eric_Schmitt

St. Louis prosecutor Kim Gardner is engaged in a political prosecution.I entered the case seeking a dismissal.As AG I have a duty to protect the fundamental rights of all Missourians

Akiva Cohen

AkivaMCohen

Let's talk about this North Dakota attempt to legislate around Section 230 and create a civil right of action for users censored by social media sites. CC @mmasnick https://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/67-2021/documents/21-0594-01000.pdf F

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

Magna Carta- a thread in response to this1. Chapter (not 'Article') 61 was in original Magna Carta of 1215This is the @britishlibrary's English translation of the original at https://www.bl.uk/magna-carta/articles/magna-carta-en

Mike Hill

michaeldoron

I think a key issue in history teaching at large is how we can finally break away from organising curricula around political (or worse, constitutional) history.There is no reason why

Martin J Keatings SNP 1 | AFI 2

MartinJKeatings

Plan A - A referendum with a section 30 : Keep asking Westminster for a Section 30 despite them saying no twice (dead as the proverbial dodo now that Westminster

Aaron Astor

AstorAaron

It's tempting to make comparisons between what happened at the Capitol and the various summer protests that turned violent in cities across the country. I've seen arguments from both left

A girl has no name

LoudMouthedChic

Here's the thing about prison inmates in South Africa, right.1. Our criminal justice system is horribly overburdened and many matters can take months or even years to reach finality. If

TheDorMouse

DorMouseSez

Anyone who is #nevertrump but is hesitant to vote for Joe Biden needs to watch this and they need to think about the following things.https://twitter.com/RVAT2020/status/1295428130170195968 Most importantly, what is your

Andrew Lawton

AndrewLawton

BREAKING: Ontario Superior Court Justice Breese Davies has DENIED an injunction to the Toronto International Celebration Church, which was seeking the right to hold in-person services which are currently prohibited

Jon Feinberg

JonFeinberg

Fantastic thread breaking down in plain language why the Portland detentions so fundamentally violate the 4th Amendment. Most striking is that it highlights fed officials giving the same unlawful explanations

Danno ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

SnarkishDanno

Some thoughts on whistleblowers and “senior administration officials”When you hear those phrases, specifically SAO, you are undoubtedly thinking it’s gotta be someone like Pompeo, or Giuliani or someone else with

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